Teen Dating Violence

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What is teen dating violence?

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Teen dating violence (TDV) is a pattern of behavior that includes physical, emotional, verbal or sexual abuse used by one person in an intimate relationship to exert power and control over another.

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What are the different types of abuse? Options: Physical, Verbal, Financial, Emotional, Sexual

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Physical, Verbal, Financial, Emotional, Sexual

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An example of physical abuse is: Unwanted kissing, Slapping your boyfriend because he talked to another girl., Pinching your girlfriend's leg when you didn't like what she said to your friends at the lunch table.

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All of the above

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An example of emotional abuse is...

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Constantly telling your girlfriend she looks fat in her clothes.

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What are some warning sign(s) of abuse? Constantly putting you down., Extreme jealousy or insecurity., Possessiveness

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All of the above

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The following are warning signs of abuse except: Telling you what to do., Isolating you from family and friends., Checking up on you when you are sick., Explosive temper

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Checking up on you when you are sick.

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The 3 phases of the cycle of abuse are called: Tension Building, Explosion, and Honeymoon.

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Tension Building, Explosion, and Honeymoon.

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During this phase of the cycle of abuse, the abuser yells at the target for no reason and the target feels he or she can't do anything right.

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Tension Building

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During this phase of the cycle of abuse, the abuser might scream and yell in a frightening way or physically attack the target.

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Explosion

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When helping someone being abused, a friend should do all of the following except: Believe the story., Tell the person that they do not deserve to be abused., Give helpful resources.

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Tell as many people as you can.